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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-01
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-01

Ne believe that holiness and true happiness
are inseparably connected, and that believers
ought to be careful to maintain order. and
practice good works; for these things are good
and profitable unto men.
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-01

We believe that there is one God, whose
nature is Love, revealed in one Lord Jesus
Christ, by one Holy Spirit of Grace, who will
finally restore the whole family of mankind to
holiness and happiness.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-01

We believe that the Holy Scriptures of the OLD
and New Testaments contain a revelation of the
character of God, and of the duty, interest and
final destination of mankind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
cur err Al rAssrs.

Public officials and railway managers
viii sosn learn, 10 they do nol already
knew Il, that the opinion OF the people
Al large Is honestly expressed hy the
following comments Of the fasas Siass
hse'ster 1Peu the abolition 81 the Pass.
IL says thai il Is not the Rs,.asy's apin.
Ten merely. but the opinion o. ths REQ.
pie AZ large. thai the psss shoald 20 As
whole, aad especially thai 10 shaaiA
not remain IN its most offensive form
that Of special favor 80 men In oiass
II The railroads have deoiAed % ca a
all passes sxCept 60 state oaiesru
dadges and legislators. taev have
made a scEioos ana iasxuusahls han.
der. IL any Fuhlic efhs4al shaeid A.
eePs Of and use such Estss, he vii IN
doing 80 forfeit Vabhe osnasencs aua
respect. Tee people are In dssd earn.
est eo this q0esitcn. ana thsv an
especially IN desd earuess So O. p4szs,
30 p1blie officials. Al fcru,s osthe pass
should 50. and nrsi before al Others al
passes 10 men tn efies. II the ads
are wise they viii mol oaatnus the usss
In any fcr1a. and - avoid prorakfy.
further and more ndseal isSialAtian.
II public ogaciAis Who uay b. ossrs,s
passsa are wiss they vii resura ibsm sy
ne first nsAil, The 3slrsson az sssss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
REPUBLICAN srIlL.

Rhode Island is Rspublioau State
always has been and probably always
viii be. There has been sort OF a
family quarrel within it's borders for the
last year, and 20 that Ia attributable
the temporary success Of the Democracy
al the recent election. The State adopt
cd prohibition amendment 10 abe con
situation last ~ Ar; bat, 10 the evideAl
disgust Of the mass OF the people. a po-
hsioAl boss no, In sympathy With the
Law was appointed by the party leaders
as State Constable TO enforce II. A re-
eeliion arose, beaded BY the PrOvidenee
!o'rT'ai, and through the efforts Of
these secessionists laird ticket vas
put no al the recent GasernaioriAi con.
test which drew OF a. least 5000 votes
from the regular Republican ticket.
some even voted With the Democrats in
order, by The defeat Of their own party.
10 signify their dtsAgproval Of tie ac-
ton Of the regular Republican party
managers in reoklessly defying publis
sentiment,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Queen Yioioria's crown contains alto
Rathsr 1902 jewels, which are set in two
pounds weight Of 22-carat gold. They
are. one large ruby (that Of the Black
Prince, one large sapphire, sixtseu
other sapphires, eieveB emeralds. four
Fubiss, 1869 brilliant diamonds, 1910
rose diam onds, LAT table diamonds, four
drop-shaped pearls and 27S pearls OF or
binary form. The golden orb which
the Sovereign carries IN bis hand at the
ceremony Of coronation. is said 10 con.
tain piece Of the true cross. 40 also
IL repnted to, the gold staa Of Eiward
the Oonfessor lover $50 years old. The
Teoalia Of which these form a part, 1.
housed In the Tower OF London, and
can be viewed BY any one.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest Of nine farmers in the Yellowstone
Valley for having cut timber for fuel
from the Grow Reservation during the
past winter. This reservation hes alsnQ
the Yellowstone river for a distance OF
ib0 niles and extends south to The
Wyoming border. IL contains some OF
the best land in Montana, and, OF
course, settlers in the EeiRhborhood
have long desired that il be opened 10
the public. II the Government begins
q series Of prosecutions for tFaspass on
these Indian lands, IL win have its
hands foil for time The grass on The
ranges was eaten off in the fan q 1886
and susteuanse for cattle srd sheep was
obtained only By diving he imms1se
herds across tbs river OF TO the resefva-
tion. This was a violation Of lsv, hut
We doust, under the circumstances, II
tbs United States authorities punish the
offenders severely. The past winter In
Montana was 80 severe and the losses
we're SO extensive that il may be sdvisa-
bic 20 treat such trsnsgressors with
lanieRcy. The people have suffered
enough already.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
IT - ~
Jar GouID,
New York.

II beg your pardon, Mr.. Could" eX-
claimed the employe huably, lifting bis
cap and turning red and pale by turns.
That 10 all right, my good man.
You we're only doing your duty. Nc
med 20 ask my pardon. | hays no bet
ter right to abuse she property Of tbs
road than any other passenger would
have. Always do your duty, regardless
Of persons. I'll keep an eye out for
you."
40 hour later the great railway mag
nate left the train.
do You see that little fellow" said
the brakeman to an acquaiBtancs
That's Jay Gould. I'm solid with him
aud my fortunes made"
That Jay Gouldl' vas the reply.
Not much. That's smith Henry Of
Bushnell. Ill lie looks like Jay Gould,
and whenever be travels he carries a
poeketful Of cards With Jay Gould's
name on them. Been giving yeu one,
has heg Ohol AhaT'
A Wild eyed brakeman on one OF the
Wabash lines travels back aud forth on
bis run, performing bis allotted duties
IN mechanical way, aud possessed Of
one absorbing, consuming desire. He
wants to meet Mr.. Smith Henry OF
Bashnell once more before be dies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
A roUCBIsG TRIHUTE.

An old apple woman of New Yorl
paid touching tribute 20 kind-hearted
lady who had befriended her. The n v
York Star. IN giving the incident, says
The Buresn of Ineu nbranos had
seiz q The old voman's stand, and shs
vas hemosniug her loss, when the gen.
erous lady CHANGED to pass and inquired
the cause Of the apple vendors distress
"it happened that friend Of the lady
sept store near by, aud on her inter.
Q, sition the old apple uomsn's stand
found 4 place safe from lhe sfficial ma.
raudeFs. After that the apple woman's
beuefsct0r on her way from the market
generally stopped st her proteges's
stand, aBd dropped pound Of tea Of
coffee into the old woman's lisp
"A few weeks ago the good hearted
woman became III, bat never q day
passed withont \ solioitous inquiry by
apple woman a. to her condition.
Last week she died.
"'Sbs is dead said the At rekeeper,
in answer 30 ,be daily question.
The old woman barst ints tears, and
tHFpiRg 20 her stand, began hastily te
gather her little stock together.
All | can do 30 show my respect for
her, she sobbed, is to close up my stand
and pray for her
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Unless the long and short haul
olause Of the Interstate Commerce
btu Il suspended, Il is pretty GER
taiu there will be a very general
revival In steamboat business. IL is said
that some Steamboat stocks on the Ohio
aud Mississippi have already appre-
ciated Is per cent. since the new Law
vent into effect. Merchants in Cinein-
natl, Louisville and other riparian
cities, who do large business With the
South, and that the nsw tariff will con-
pei them 10 go back TO their old friend
Of forty years aeo-ths river. Through
rates have been low hitherto, and, az a
consequence, the magnificent feet
which onoe piled the waters Of the Mis-
sissippi and its tributaries has dvindled
into comparative nsienihesnce, business
has become dull, and enormous profits
are looked upon as infrsquent remind
ers Of the lsmeRsea past. Perhaps
after all. time In its flight and the Inter.
State Commerce Law will take us bach
to the tins Of exciting steamboat racing
and the old halo which once surrounded
travelling on the Mississippi may again
be an actual reality.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

The constructors Of the Confederate
pFivateer Alabama, Laird Brothers Of
Birkenhead, England, have orders from
the Inman Company for the Building Of
q series Of fast and monstFeus steel
steamships, exceeding In size and speed
anything at present TO be found on tie
Atlantic. Their tonnage will be 10 the
neiRhbOrhoOd Of 5000, and they will
each be provided with independent tAin
screw engines, to obviaie any possible
break downs al sea. They will be rem
dered practically unsuitable by lonRi-
tudinal and transverse balkheads and
are to answer in all respects 10 the re-
quiremsnts laid down By tho Admiralty
for armed cruisers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
TINE econ sHIP ~. srKrmEA


II uov seems too true that ths s..
Stephen and all her crew, With tie cal
liant CaVtsin DouQias. wife and dauQh-
ter, we're lost on toe Let Of April 10 thai
sid storms which prevailed along sbe
northwest coast. This news viii msks
many s sad heart ia sesitie, for Captain
Douglas snd family had many friends
here uho held them 10 hieh esteem, and
10 fact this vas 3 fayorife family in
many q city on this sna tie Atlantic
coasts. We vii yet hope that this Is ell
a mistake aud that tue s. stephen vii
yet rsach Der destinations; but the Posr.
iETELLIoEsoEz greatly fears that there
viii Be long, lsDR waiting for fartbei
'idiugs from the St stephen. for nov
there seems TO be no doubt that the
vessel which Captain Mcneil and bis
crew saw 20 down vas none other thar
the good ship ST. Stephen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
TsE Tu csnnAxDnxxru.


lFyD1 ~ Pftexsarg Gasefss
FDslivered 10 Moaes Ceo1ev. Aaron
Morrison, Nadab Scbeonnaakes. Flfhn
walker and JOskna Braar.I
/ fhoa shalf have % ether Later State
Camnsros Bal bai the CuIlou B7L
IL Thea shalt ut maka unto thyHelf
aay rules ard rsaulations for the ear
KytuK Of freight or psHsenRegs IN the
hksness Of anxthisR that il il the
e&Ks5 beneath. o. that Is In tbs water
under toe eartk-
III dhoa shalt rot bow down 20 any
Fa1iread Presir euf. SsEsEai PassengeF
Agent, o. any Freight Agent, for We,
tie Coumisston. are not 20 green a.
ve look. and II theirs is % BE any bow
me down Of doing the grand - want
all there Is going.
". kemenber the 5th Of April and
1on't yen foKRef a. On ye, who have
been getting over the country on sn.
nnals, for then de- tie passes fall like
toe leaves o. the chestnut tree IN =
November gale and there d no help
In ye.
v. If y0u must cuss, cuss CuEIom. for
this is the bill that the Senator from
Illinois Riveth thee.
VI Anoa saatt not uDlzatly ofseftn-
inafe. We vii never agree IS 20 what
"unfastiy" means 20 YOU must be par
hsulariy careful about this SIKH com
maDdmeuf.
VII Tbsu shsh not commit myself "a
greater extent fer a short hasl than
for long haal, sven IL il does take
N re carpet for long hail.
VIII Thou shalt not have ans addition,
division and siles oe.
X. Thou shalt not bear railroad stocks
unless yo1 are short on the market.
4 Thou snail not pass thy neiehboF,
nor thy neighboF's wife, nor bis man
servant nor his maid servant, even II
h. trsveleth With bis OK and his ass
and the other members Of the Gem
mission.
y. b. And thou shalt rub IN all tbess
commandments until the people weary
and rags and imagine vain things and
break up the whole business.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
THEY DsN'T WANT THE TRANsCON.
TGNENTAL ASSOCIATION
TARIFF AAY MORE


The following letter. written 20 prom
inent business house ia Chicago hv L
+ Fell, leading business man Of Ofe
gon. i sufficiently explanatory;
CAsrLE kcCK or, March psf. "
Hal e. Go, CAifags --1KSrLEMFN: Ia d
recent issue Of tue 0rsgosiaB | notice
that. provided the consen, Of the Inter
State Commerce Commissioners can b.
obtained, the former tariff which gov.
erned the IfanscontiHental Association
wiil be adopted 81 far Sc it relates 81
terminal basiness. Eastern Oregon
and have no doubt Eastern California,
will protest against any such system =.
that 60 which We wers subject last year
The objections MAINTAINED are these
The thFaaRh rate East is higher than
tho through rate from Portland east
ward, plus tie local ts Portland. A.
YOU will see. this inoqaitRble tariff
drives all Of our " OF 20 Portland where
we are required 30 pay transfer. broker.
age, etc. The wool business u only ter.
miual Business by resson % those traffic
arrangements, Which make the interior
tributaTy 90 Portland. Eve seveRihs OF
the wool elip 4 this state Is prodaoed
IN sections which ship from The Dalles
aud local points hctweea il aud Pendle
ton. Were she through lines 20 make
rate upon haled wool, which would
pay them over $3.50 per car from East
err Oregon to Chicago, but q small par-
ton Of Oregun's clip Of l6.OooO 0o
pounds vonld ever 30 TO Portland, 81
which place the railroads have 90 eom
pete With oosan rates 10 New YORK and
tso@ton. Upon wool, = prodnoi # the
interior. We believe there should be pro
poftionste tarongh rates only. Here.
With Nc SHOW Voc she situation;
LOCAL o. =, n. BATES FRoM INrKAIoB
F4sF~rs IN fsanTtRSr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

pAsasSs 70 svaAs ths IntsF STATE Law. &
. trsnsnz via popzisF Intention thai
soe psopss yin reasns, and ~ the hrsl
Opportunity rsbuks asd paniah.
The bess wsy for EaiIsaYs sud vzbiss
ofleisis b 10 zoe middle Of tie ros6
The pass hss bern orsered abosishsd-
and the erder incla3es al forus Of IL
and al vsstigs sna trsse Of Il. II vzhli,
oheials think ties snd tie railways ear
Fisk i, they ufli fad sbsusslTes nos 70
qairsd 70 FeHain IN the puhlse ssrvie.
beyoud TIE hrss eieesion.
There Is 70 be no mcsksyire viii
this bszz ssU. and pebble ofHsisIs q 81
others sbouid plainly understand H.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
TnE pReurn M mo.

There are Indications that the drouth
which proved 50 destructive 20 large
part Of Texas last year Ia appearing in
an aggravated form this season. Many
thousand cattle and sheep have slresdy
persisted from starvation. C,tloa
planting Is very backward except in the
coast district, and, II the dfouih con
tinues much longer, il Is said the crop
viii be largely diminished. In the ia
terror OF the State there has been no
rain OF consequence for four mouths,
and In the SOuih the rainfall las bees
less than half as great as in lss6 up to
this date.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
PLAYIsG TmE GoULD.
IChieaqo Tri5pne.l

A|"@A3b AFtoatfs
Cant allow that. my deer sir" said
a brakeman on one Of the Wabash lines
the other day. rather sharply TO q pas
senaer Who vas trying to crack a pecan
on the end Of a car seat.
The offender. small man OF quiet
demeapOF, looked MP and remarked that
he vas not hurting the seat, be was
hammeFing on cast iron.
II can't help that, sir" said the
brakeman. Suppose We let everybody
crack nuts on the caR-seats; don't yod
see Il would deface them tell you il
won't do. You'll have tn stop it,"
"I'il pay for ell the damage I'll do, /"
said the little man, bringing bis knife
handle down on the nut again.
"You'll get out Of the car IL you don't
quit. That's what you'll do" quoth the
exasperated brakeman.
'Oh, no, think not, /" said the little
man; "Pll try to put up With the injury
to the car. / can stand it," and be
handed the brakeman q card inscribed
thus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

The Panhandle Railroad thieves are
fairly caught In the toilA Their cass
will not be improved by the discovery,
in the effects Of one Of their FinRieaders,
Of 9 quantity Of dynamite cartridges,
fuses and caps. Il lie expected that the
Panhandle exposure will prepare the
way for other revelations Of q similar
kind In connection with the Psnnsyl.
vsnis Oompany's system and the Balti
more & Ohio.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Carrier pigeons will be extensively
used In the forthoOnlnR man@ayses OF
the English army. Over q thousand Of
them have been purchased aud the
question will be thoroughly tested Of
what practical use they are in actual
warfare.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Per TO


. NAts@AaAA - AaAtAaAA~
The thruush rate upon haled wool
from tnteFte . Il & n points 20 Col
6 80 vas k2E psg leo pounds. Pen
dlston coald ship difsct ttr~s osais
cheaper than via Portland TIE other
stations ftun Witch the greater portion
% OREGON woois ara shipped save by
sondlRc tiFsi q Portland ths Nn0aaHts
lsdieated By ngDfes IN psfeatheses
From our station, vbse1 shirpG1 - or
eease Ten o. tweive ears u oAioa 9aai.
&c eau paw $50 yer ear % Csissc1 "a
stlii save oue fogrth q a oang pag
paard. tsSnsf and hroksraaa q Psrt
lend, BY boing EgvaH en fqnitatts
ttrcugb rsse. Al roads work card g.
so live sfock AZ SIS psf ear l. C'hBesRa
Wooi. 3es1 fFeixht. stoai8 b. 90 htshsF.
Or basad upou coasIasssttsa 90 operating
sxpsn rs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
HtswAvnA KEnuIVrS

tf'ea-. ~ Tsla5s Elsat
he killed soe nahls Aadjasivis.
VITA tEe sam BE made hiri uaifieas.
Ma4a taan Wslh ths Tar SIDE us B..
N i.ss them sith Va skta s.de cats 81
he, e. ia The WaFaa side iss,af.
h1ai tie 'Eslsis skiH SD e11si.i-.
be, g. Csl tae a. "a SIDE casssia.
t'ut lie safrs ssia faf 81 s ira. g.
1hsG's FeT BE- Vat tee fuT iaa iassAs.
y az BE- Fai she kkJs sssa a1fs.4a.
NhF ta tarEa3 tkeaa snsfis q7sssss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

There is one individual who has ell
along been riding free and yet does not
object 70 the calling 10 Of railway
paases-ths tramp who hides in freight
naFa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

A bill. granting the right 10 women Of
voting at municipal elections, Was de.
fsatsd In the Michigan House Of Repre-
sentasiyes yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Nearly 10000 worth Of property
vas destroyed BY FIRE 10 Chicago yes
terday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

The latest problem Ia 70 beside which
IL giving the most Dissatisfaction ths
Inter State Commeros Law OF ste new
League bass bail rules.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Auction PURCHASE We bought az
auction last week 5000 suits Of the
stock Of Baum & %, sold al Sheriff.
sale. Regular price f12 g.; will be sold
fer g.. IoKIAs Il SINaKRMAN. ap1O
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

THE POzT- fgTKEIIsEs cER viii GOT IN
oeTtake 70 return rejected ulanuSrr5pss
All contributions must be seat wlrh fhsa
understanding
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

MRS PETszp. LATE or SAN IRAN.
VA ciseo. respeeffuiiT informs the ladies'
o. Seattle and Vi unity that sAe has ~
suaaed her , siness OF dress ard cloak
nAktag two doors north e. the Yo1Eg
Mems Christian Association b1ilding
NAeTe sNe i prepared 70 Essks Waikfzg.
F.ding bal. Wedding CT mcaFuius sil.sE
IN al the ATS sryiss Having Rad thiF-
y I've years expersienc@ il the bastBssa
she fesis cone1enf - giving Gntirs safi@-
&c on. both in style. A. and nnisA
l'rices veTy Hao3egate- Catfing and sitting.
g. shall aiso keep ladies' honsz dresseA
Fsaay -Ea.e alEayS o. had. apie In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
WANTED.

Fine lot, F-room house and stable, Elev-
enth and Jackson streets, $500.
Lot 3, b s. Terry's 1st, house and ina
provements
Lots is and 10. bl I2 McAleer's, ss2s and
The best lots In hl 81 Moss aS. $50 each
Cleared lots In Bigelow's I'D. SIS ard as.
81 30 Maynards Lake Washington. S22S
Lots and s b 80 Terry's q, $500.
Cleared lots, 81 LAWYERS. Ss25
Lots and 6. bl q Ya@ieP'a Ist a52S
House and lot on Sixth street, also
Furnished restaurants. S225 and el20l
City hotel 5000 Steam laundry. sa-
loon and lodging house. Vacant govern
meat claims, rat bottom land. so. I'm
D. owed ranches, $50 70 5000
Mortgagss en- solid property, $40 70
$40 90. City and county srrip.
New snd secondhand safes
Ne-nier compass and surveying II
Complete boarding aud lodving hon.a
ID rooms. on Columbia street Ss25.
WASTED.
tn loan $500 and S9ooe on good reauritv
Houses n rent. Mnnsy fer Investment
Women and girls at SIS TO SO.
FOR RENT.
Improved farms ON shares.
Fruit and vegetable garden. near iowa
faros on Lake Washington. 0rrba.d
hay, etc. no cash rent.
Houses and rooms, furnishes anS upfu,-
Hisned; GEO. w. CRANK
cor Commercial and Washington sfreefs
ooA1'io. mis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
ATTENTION. LADIES.

COMMITTING NEW AND ELEGANT.
- self fitting. French tailor system for
cutting Dresses, Cloaks. etc. No cutting
out the little piece In back BY which to
form side body, as all other chart systems
DO. which hiss taken two years hard study,
and is for ysur convenience, as well as
Thine. Have also a sleeve system. Les
sons given any day and at all hours.
Terms, IS. Please call and see me.
8. o. GOUCHER.
Marion St.. between Second and Third.
Seattle, W. T. mh2i